After transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty, he opens a restaurant. What could make the pilgrims refuse to set off for their destination, spending every day at a restaurant and stubbornly refusing to leave? What could make the immortals of the Heavenly Court too busy to do anything else, focused only on eating every day? What could cause the Queen Mother and the Jade Emperor to quarrel over someone cutting in line? And what could make the Buddhas of the Western Paradise travel countless miles to a little restaurant in the Tang Dynasty just to queue up for a meal?
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Invincible, I fell down again
I copied this, I feel like most of them have read the whole thing.
I'm really speechless. What the hell did you write?
Commentary on Chapter 6 Beautiful Things written by Ma Tieding in "I Opened a Restaurant in the Tang Dynasty".